Introduction
Lesson
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Lesson
Two
Lesson
Three
Lesson
Four
Lesson Five
Teacher
Notes and Objectives
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Relationship
to the Michigan Curriculum Framework
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Holocaust
Lesson Three
Resource for Part One:
The Auschwitz Album
At the top of the page you will see the number one through four |1|2|3|4| these are links to the four main pages. Each page then links to sub pages. To see a lager version of the photo click on the photo. Read the description below at least eight photographs that are meaningful to you.
- Make a list of the facts you learned from the images you choose.
- Write about which of your eight photographs is most meaningful to you? Why?
- Copy and paste the URL(web link) for the picture that was most meaningful to you at the end of your writing.
Resource for Part Two:
The
Family:
Choose one of the writing activities below for your assignment.
- What do you think these families are saying to
each other as they leave? Write a caption for this
photograph. If you weren't sure you would ever see
your family again what would you tell them?
- Pretend you were a newspaper reporter alive at
that time. Write a newspaper article using one of the
photographs as the center of your article. Try to
include, What, Where, Why, When, and How in your
story.
- Write an imaginary dialogue between two people
in the photograph. Make sure to use emotionally
powerful words that express the feelings of the
characters.
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